Duncan, David James D Authors

Duncan, David James D Authors

David James Duncan is an award-winning author and activist. His works include the novels The River Why and The Brothers K, the story collection River Teeth, and the nonfiction collection My Story as Told by Water. He co-authored Citizen's Dissent with Wendell Berry, which won the American Library Association's 2003 Eli Oboler Award for the Preservation of Intellectual Freedom.

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Pacific Northwest Quarterly: Meeting the Author of The Brothers K - Interview by Daniel Lamberton.
Smokebox: The World's Longest Conversation - Interview conducted by mail from June 2002 to September 2004.
Extinction Stops Here - The rally's keynote speech by Duncan.
Orion: What Fundamentalists Need for Their Salvation - A fresh look at Christianity's call to nature.
Grist: By Hook and By Book - Duncan answers editors' and readers' questions, including his current literary work and activism and his dislike of the word "environment."
Spokesman Review: - Interview by Dan Webster focusing on The Brothers K.
High Country News: A Native Son of Oregon Writes of Heartbreak, Determination - Interview by Adam Burke focusing on My Story as Told by Water.
Grist: The River Dry - Sarah Kraybill Burkhalter's report of Duncan and friends rowing through a wheat field to illustrate connections between farmers and fishermen.
BWC: The Brothers K - A review of the novel.
Nimble Spirit: God Laughs and Plays - Review by Michael Wilt.
Orion: When Compassion Becomes Dissent - Essay on the effects of war-making on language and on people.

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